Sentence examples for latter built from inspiring English sources
The latter, built in 1856, is the oldest functioning lighthouse on the west coast.
Later, the 63 rooms were supplemented by 9 tiny Spanish cottages and 4 poolside bungalows — the latter built in part by the midcentury architect Craig Ellwood.
Greg Clark added that a Conservative government would encourage more offshore and onshore windfarms, with the latter built so that local communities could share in the revenues from the electricity that was generated.
The latter, built by a group of students at the University of Copenhagen, was the most stable and easy to install – it was written in the common programming language C and could run on all Unix systems, so spread easily.
Once-popular lidos and tidal pools – the latter built to allow people to swim safely where the sea was treacherous – fell into neglect and many were eventually closed on health and safety grounds.
The latter, built on the Golf's seventh generation platform, looks to be a jackrabbit on the road, powered by a sprightly lithium-battery-powered motor that cranks out 115 horsepower and 199 pound-feet of torque.
The latter builds upon query results of the primary queries.
The latter builds antenna system based on given parameter values, simulates the working of antenna system, and evaluates the efficiency of the resulting antenna.
The former builds on traditional forest inventories to estimate sequestration or emissions, while the latter builds on an understanding of forest dynamics, incorporating carbon accumulation through forest recovery and regeneration.
The latter builds on previous research through the use of a novel methodology that integrates raster map data with a recently built mailing information database in order to enhance the precision with which residential areas are identified.
It means a process of restructuring the world economic and political system so that the latter builds the capacity of local and national economies instead of degrading it.
